Indigenous Education at Simcoe County District School Board
Barrie, Ontario
Joined September 2016
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Week 2, and half way through the Geography Reach Ahead Credit! So much fun learning again this week @GBDBears @FNMI_SCDSB #indigenous
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The Inuit Child First Initiative ensures Inuit children (0-18) have access to the supports they need. Watch this video to find out more. youtu.be/cfBlMsvORoc
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Some beautiful resources here> achwm.ca/resource-hub/wellne… from @ACHWM_official to support Indigenous children & youth’s mental health and well-being. @FNMI_SCDSB @SCDSB_Schools #IndigenousHistoryMonth #mentalhealthmatters
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Join us on June 27 to listen to special guest speaker Rochelle Allan speak on what she believes are the hopes and opportunities for incorporating Anishinaabemowin in Early Years programming!
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Fabulous day with students from @LionsOvalPS and @RegentParkPS responding to CTA 83 through art! @FNMI_SCDSB
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Noopimiing Creations returned today and showed us flower creating as our second stage of our Moose fur tufting! Chi miigwetch, we are enjoying this learning! @FNMI_SCDSB @GBDBears
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#NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay /month was spent with Indigenous students learning about each other, sharing, and building up our relationships together- for the lands & waters. #waterceremony #rounddance @GBDBears @FNMI_SCDSB
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My heart is full and I’m so grateful to have spent this day celebrating and learning with some of the most incredible people I have the pleasure of knowing. Miigwech to everyone who came together for this powerful day! @gchmkwa @FNMI_SCDSB
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Walk the Talk in Spirit Bear's new socks! Socks are available in two designs and multiple sizes for only $20. All proceeds go toward youth-led reconciliation-based events and initiatives.
Visit the shop on our website to order yours now: ow.ly/MZM250O9ier
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Met so many amazing future SCDSB students tonight and their families. Thank you for Bayview PS for inviting me to be part of their journey. @FNMI_SCDSB
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Best day when the map fits in the library! Thank you @StaynerC for a wonderful day of learning together! @FNMI_SCDSB
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The #MNO is excited to offer a Summer Camp virtually in June and July for Métis children ages 3-12 years! Have your little ones experience Métis traditions and connect to our ancestors! For more info and to register, visit: bit.ly/3W8IsDt
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A wonderful week of learning with the Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada Giant Floor Map! Thank-you @MrsABeauchamp @FNMI_SCDSB
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Water is sacred and life-giving; all of creation relies on her. When we make decisions about the lands & waters, we need to think of the generations that came before us and the generations that will come after us.
What will you do for the water? 💦@FNMI_SCDSB @GBDBears
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Walking Together: This innovative picture book introduces readers to Etuaptmumk- or Two-Eyed Seeing, the gift of multiple perspectives in the Mi’kmaw language- as we follow a group of young children connecting to nature as their teacher.
@GoodMindsBooks: goodminds.com/products/walki…
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With 1,800 hours of on-the-job experience in water treatment plants under their belts, along with other training in water monitoring and environmental science, graduates of the Georgian Bay Drinking Water Internship are well on their way to a bright future in the water sciences.
SCDSB_IndigenousEd retweeted
World Water Day is just one week away, and this year we're celebrating all of the unique ways people are supporting access to safe, clean water. How will you be celebrating #WorldWaterDay?
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This is a great opportunity for classrooms, organizations, or individuals that include ages 13-25 to learn more about the AES Youth Council!
10:00 A.M. - 10:30 A.M. us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
1:30 P.M. - 2:00 P.M.
us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
